Researchers work to reveal the many subtypes of pediatric sepsis — and what to do about them.
Now that physicians have the “how” of blood transfusions mastered, they are starting to explore the “what” — and they’re learning that the effects of sharing human blood may be even more far-reaching and complex than previously imagined.
By learning to manipulate the immune system to target cancer cells, clinician-scientists are ushering in a new era in cancer treatments.
Vaccine development used to be straightforward. Now, the challenges are many and the successes are few. What will it take to overcome the obstacles presented by both immunology and society?
